kaydura0717 said:Harry's career will last. I think William will only do the mandatory 4 years and then get out.
Skydragon said:After Harry has passed out and received his commission, he has the following options.
Sign up for 3 years on a Short Service Commission, this can be extended to 8 years.
After 2 years (if he is recommended) he can sign up for an Intermediate Regular Commission. This offers a mid length career of around 18 years.
He could apply for a Regular Commission (35 years or until he reaches 60) after he has served 2 years of an IRC.
All the timings start from when he is commissioned on the 12th April!
kpusa1981 said:I thought that the timeing starts when 2nd Lt. Wales starts his "recon" training. Skydragon which
of those choices do you think that he will most likely choose?
Skydragon said:Once you have received your commission, the clock starts ticking as you are no longer a cadet and you are in receipt of full army pay, for your rank.
Harry hasn't got to make a choice of how long yet, as he has to complete at least 2 years before he can sign up for longer anyway.
I'm useless at guessing at what someone might choose, I even got it wrong when my own children decided to be career soldiers and airmen/women!
What do you think, baring in mind he has got to do 2 years before he can even make a longer choice?
What do you mean by that? The only thing I remember Harry saying on this subject is that he would stay in for 35 or 40 years. This is unless he is not allowed to fight and lead men. Then he will stay in for a lot less time.gaggleofcrazypeople said:Well, it seems like he has changed his mind so many times we'll just have to wait and see.
pinkylou said:about the length of time harry might choose to sreve, remeber that he is part of the royal family so will need to think about royal duties, charity work, marriage and family life, i don't think he is going to make the same mistake his uncle did Prince Andrew.
I think for security reasons, it might be safer for him to station with the other troops on a base, rather than in some stand-alone housing. It will also go against the notion of being treated the same as the rest of his team.Skydragon said:I don't see Harry living with his wife in the normal quarter supplied for lower ranking officers and their wives somehow.
Hart said:Its funny how the Sun doesn't wish to mention the bit about him turning down a lap dance, but focus the story on how Harry 'jiggled' in the dances chest. Hmmm, what to beleive!
alleyesonarmani said:Found an article about Prince Harry, unfortunatly it is not good publicity, he was at a strip club. although the article does state that he refused a lap dance as he has a girfriend.
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=94987
http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006160335,,00.html
Incas said:I think for security reasons, it might be safer for him to station with the other troops on a base, rather than in some stand-alone housing. It will also go against the notion of being treated the same as the rest of his team.
Royal Fan said:So what will he do ??The Palace wont let him this could Present a problrem Wonder if this will turn Into a Prince Edward Situation With him leaving like a month after Pass Out? I Hope not Hope he stays in Ive got High Hopes
Royal Fan said:So what will he do ??The Palace wont let him this could Present a problrem Wonder if this will turn Into a Prince Edward Situation With him leaving like a month after Pass Out? I Hope not Hope he stays in Ive got High Hopes
gaggleofcrazypeople said:I have a feeling it will be a while until he sees the front lines.
HRH Kimetha said:I agree with you on that. And, when he does see the front line, the press surely isn't going to be the first to know--at least I hope not. That would jeopardize Harry's fellow army dudes and quite possibly any mission they were on.